Ramettes Rally Past Red Oak and Shenandoah in Hawkeye-Eight
Glenwood Ramettes improve to 4-1 after two Hawkeye Eight road wins over Red Oak 85 44 and Shenandoah. Julie Mingo scores 44 against Red Oak and 20 in the Shenandoah game. Marilyn Rohrberg blocks eight shots in the latter contest. Coach Schmahl notes movement and turnover issues but praises bench help from Lori Chambers and guards. Ramettes prepare for Friday home stand against Atlantic with a 6:30 JV and 8 p.m. varsity tip.
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Shenandoah
Ramettes
Michelle Rohrberg
Marilyn Rohrberg
Mingo
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Tigerettes
Hindman
Schmahl
Shaun Schmahl
K. C. Bohannon
Atlantic
Rams JV Drops Two To Red Oak Shenandoah
Glenwood junior varsity basketball lost to Red Oak 73 58 on Tuesday with Randy Stivers 14 points leading and Gillespie 13 rebounds. Friday in Shenandoah the Rams fell as Pat Reed praised effort and Gillespie 13 points 10 rebounds led scoring. Burnett added 12 points and seven rebounds. Next game is Friday December 10 at Atlantic.
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Red Oak
Shenandoah
Rams
Glenwood
Randy Stivers
Brad Burnett
Jay Shipley
Dave Gillespie
Gillespie
Ram
Pat Reed
Burnett
Atlantic
Jeff Hoffman
Rick Larmore
Russ Coatney
Jeff Parks
Tigers
Ed Johnson
Ginger
Trojans
Keeley
Glenwood Ram Wrestlers Eye 1000-Point Club
Glenwood Ram junior varsity and varsity wrestlers set a goal to join the 1000 point club, a program started by Coach Bob Dyer in 1974. Candidates include David Cass Dan Pazderka Roger Myers Steve Bussey Jon Williams and Gary Schade with Meyers having reached the mark twice and Doocy Pazderka once.
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Bob Dyer
Dyer
David Cass
Dan Pazderka
Roger Myers
Steve Bussey
Jon Williams
Gary Schade
Meyers
Ken Doocy
Ramettes Top Southwest Iowa Girls Ratings
Glenwood Ramettes are rated No 1 by both the Omaha World Herald and the Council Bluffs Nonpareil this week in Southwest Iowa girls basketball. The Ramettes, 4 1, average 79 points per game while allowing 48.0.
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Southwest Iowa
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Ramette and Ram fall letters awarded at Fremont Mills game
At halftime of the Fremont Mills twin bill, four Ram teams received letters. Fall softball recipients include Hindman Mingo Young Asmussen Cogley Chambers Hodgson Rohrberg Hagen Callahan Lipsett Wendt Davis Rohrberg. Long distance runners include Lobbing Richter Rohrberg Rohrberg Storm. Football letter winners feature a long list led by tri captains Pazderka Bishop Gregory and many others. Cross country letter winners named co captains Clem ents Whitcomb and a group led by Houser Smith Schoening Wasko Whitcomb etc. Ram football staff honored include manager Boyd Blasi and statisticians Chambers Maiers.
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Ramette
Ram
Fremont-Mills
Betty Hindman
Julie Mingo
Shelly Young
Kathy Asmussen
Det Cogley
Lori Chambers
Mimi Hodgson
Marilyn Rohrberg
Laurie Hagen
Laura Callahan
Carol Lipsett
Brenda Wendt
Joan Davis
Michelle Rohrberg
Nancy Lobbing
Shaun Richter
Michell Rohrberg
Derren Storm
Dan Pazderka
Kirk Bishop
John Gregory
Mike Bennett
Roger Meyers
Brian Stanley
Terry O'Rourke
Russ Blankenship
Ron Reisner
Tom Belt
Russell Coatney
John Doocy
Brad Faulkner
Tom Gillispie
Lynn Hopp
Perry Jones
Don McCurdy
Mike McKee
Mike Patrick
Scott Perkins
Steve Wignall
Jon Williams
Randy Blankenship
Mike Bowden
Brad Burnett
Steve Bussey
John Fisher
Jim Holmes
Ben Jackson
Chris Newman
Mark Schmahl
Jeff Schoening
Brad Clements
Dan Houser
Willie Smith
Dale Smith
Delwyn Schoening
Mike Wasko
Jim Whitcomb
Cocaptain
Steve Hurst
Don Yates
Jeff Wignall
Tracy Bedell
Ronnie Meyers
Boyd Blasi
Terry Maiers
Tribune Deadlines For Advertising And News
The Tribune lists deadlines for display advertising by 4 p.m. Monday and social news local events by 10 a.m. Tuesday as well as classified advertising by 10 a.m. Tuesday, outlining submission times for potential advertisers and readers.
Rams Three-Game Win Streak Ends at Shenandoah
Glenwood Rams lose home opener 72 68 to Shenandoah after a 61 55 win over Red Oak. Rick Larmore scores 33 in the Shenandoah game with Jeff Hoffmans 10 in the Red Oak win. Stilson Keeley notes turnovers and a tough foe as the Rams prepare for Atlantic.
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Shenandoah
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Red Oak
Hawkeye
Mustangs
John Keeley
Rick Larmore
Freshman Ram Basketball Drops to St Alberts Then Beats Missouri Valley
The junior high Ram freshmen lost to St Alberts on Thursday December 2, then defeated Missouri Valley on Saturday December 4. Dan Crowl led with 10 points, Rod Stivers added eight, and Jim Harris scored 11 in the 42 30 win. The record stands 1 2 with a home game against Neola Tri Center set for December 8 at 4 p.m.
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St. Alberts
Missouri Valley
Rams
Falcons
Ron Kohn
Dan Crowl
Rod Stivers
Jim Harris
Neola Tri-Center
Eighth Grade Girls Defeat Malvern in 62-32 Victory
Eighth grade Ramettes played all forwards in a 62-32 win over Malvern on Friday December 3 at home. Leading scorers were Kris Cotroon and Nancy Kahl with eight points each. Stivers added 17 and Laura Van Seyoe four assists. The team improves to 2-0 and hosts St Albert on Tuesday December 7.
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Ramettes
Malvern
Ram
Chuck McGinnis
Billy Bussey
John
Theresa Stivers
Nancy Kahl
Mary Harper
Stivers
Laura van Seyoe
Ramettes JV Dominate Red Oak Shenandoah Scores
Ramette Junior Varsity clinched two wins, beating Red Oak 65 59 and Shenandoah 70 48 to lift season record to 4 0. Teresa Tack scored 23 against Red Oak with Jana Clark adding 21, while Laura Callahan grabbed 10 rebounds and drew 3 assists in the Shenandoah contest. Laurie Hagen led scorers with 25 as team averages 65 points for and 44 against.
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Red. Oak
Shenandoah
Red .Oak
Teresa Tack
Jana Clark
Laura Callahan
Laurie Hagen
Ramette Freshmen Rout Missouri Valley 57-29 in rebound win
Ramette freshmen basketball team led by guards Cathy Pazderka and Julie Bussey and forwards Derren Storm and Kelly Smith defeated Missouri Valley 57-29 last Saturday. Pazderka and Bussey limited the opponents to seven baskets per half while Storm scored 14 and Smith 13. Coach Terri Splitt praised the consistent team effort.
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Julie Bussey
Derren Storm
Kelly Smith
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Missouri Valley
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Bussey
Storm
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Ram Junior Varsity Wrestling Tournament set for Dec 11
Eight schools including Glenwood Atlantic Corning Griswold Harlan Lewis Central Red Oak and St Albert will compete at Glenwood Community High School gymnasium on Saturday December 11. Action starts at noon with wrestle-backs to sixth place and final matches at 630 pm to award top four in each weight class.
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Glenwood Community High School
Glenwood
Atlantic
Corning
Griswold
Harlan
Lewis Central
Red Oak
St. Albert
Delta Sporting Goods dominate Sunday league action results
In Malvern on Sunday December 12 Delta Sporting Goods crushed Farm Service 133 to 86 as Ade Schmahl poured in 32 points and Dean Cain 30. Randolph fell 95 to 56 to Godmother's Country Corner with Andy Young on 22 and Terry Weldon 16. Emerson Farm Supply beat Style Select 93 to 79 led by Vaughn Babbitt with 35. Bucky's Bar won 112 to 96 over Tabor Merchants, Tom Dinvilte scoring 30.
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Emerson Farm Supply
Bucky’s Bar
Godmother’s
Country Corner
Style Select
Tabor Merchants
Randolph
Farm Service
Ade Schmahl
Dean Cain
Doug Christensen
Godfather’s Country Corner
Andy Young
Terry Weldon
Vaughn Babbitt
Mark Lincoln
Sid Williams
Bucky
Meyers Takes First Place In Harlan Wrestling Tourney
Ram varsity wrestlers dominated the Harlan Tournament placing seven in the top five led by Roger Meyers who won the 105 lb division. Glenwood took team honors, with South East Polk second, as Glenwood forfeited heavy weight and the Rams beat Clarinda and St Albert in early December actions.
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St. Albert
Harlan
Ram
St. Allart
Roger Meyers
Rams
Don Yates
John Doocy
Dave Cass
Willié Smith
Dan Pazderkas
Bob Dyer
Martin Richter
Richter
Jeff Magnuson
Chris Schenck
Willie Smith
Fred Lyle
Ken Whitney
Martin Righter
Andy Joslyn
Wu Tally
Steve Bussey
Gary Schade
Tim Furst
Jon Williams
Dick Stipe
Tieazderka
Jon Smith
Des Matula
Dave Stickler
Hwt
Glenwood
Meyers
South East Palk
Dyer
Dan Pazderka
South East Polk
Logan Magnolia
Carrol Kemper
Red Oak
Maple Valley
Spencer
Missouri Valley
Tri-Center
Council Bluffs
Delwyn Schoening
Cass
Bussey
Schade
Williams
Pazdetka
Paul Freeman
Todd Kenney
Mike Saho
Cani McGruder
Young Matmen Open Season at North Omaha Invite
Glenwood Optimist Wrestling opened the season at Creighton Prep in Omaha. Medalists include Chuck McGinnis first, John Smith second, Greg Fetterman and Roger Rienchenbach third, and Rusty Leet Jim Yates and Ted Henderson fourth. Coach Brian Williams praised McGinnis for his semifinal and final comebacks as Glenwood faced Waterloo IA and Council Bluffs squads. Next meet is Bishop Ryag in Omaha on Dec 18–19.
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Omaha
Neb
Chuck McGinnis
John Smith
Greg Fetterman
Roger Rienchenbach
Rusty Leet
Jim Yates
Ted Henderson
Brian Williams
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